Suspension of Police Chief Continued to July 17
The East Providence Town Council extended Police Chief Richard J. Kavanaugh suspension until July 17 after a Providence physician reported he remains hospitalized with a brain concussion. Attorney James H. Kiernan said two state physicians confirmed the brain injury and noted the Chief collapsed during a medical exam. The action follows his drunken driving arrest after a chase and crash on Barrington Park Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Richard J. Kavanaugh
St. Joseph’s
James H. Kiernan
Kavanaugh
Prescott B. Paull
Barrington Parkway
Fort Hill
Fox Point Boulevard
Point Street
No New Developments In School Fund Litigation
Attorney William T O'Donnell stated there are no new developments in the court action by the Superintendent of Insurance of New York against the directors of State Title and Mortgage Co. The Bristol school project cannot proceed until a final settlement, with about 1400000 in Andrew s legacy for a memorial high school, and a 5 million damages claim cited.
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William T. O'Donnell
State of New York
State Title and Mortgage Company
Bristol
R. D
Andrews
O'Donnell
Bradford Street
Debatable Deputies Fire Marshalls Face Replacement
Bristol town leaders consider rescinding commissions of Deputy State Fire Marshalls Chief Robert J Anderson and Chief Kavanaugh after Deputy State Fire Marshal J E Baird cites repeated failures to file fire reports. Council weighs two new appointments while approving unrelated ERA projects and licensing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Falls
Bristol
Anderson
Robert J Anderson
Fire Department
Kavanaugh
New Rotary President to Take Office Tomorrow
Elmer S Mapes will assume the role of Rotary Club president at the weekly meeting tomorrow noon at the Hotel Belvedere. Secretary Howard R Newman will report on impressions from the Rotary International convention in Detroit. The 1934 35 officers include President Elmer S Mapes and Vice President Col Samuel A Hall with a slate of directors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer S. Mapes
Rotary Club
Belvedere
Howard R Newman
Rotary International
Detroit
Elmer S Mapes
J Winthrop DeWolf Frank Vic Dimond
Howard W Church
John R Bernardo
Earl Wingraham
Bristol County Tennis Tournament Opens August 6
The 34th Bristol County open tennis tournament begins August 6 under Excelsior Tennis Club auspices with singles doubles and mixed doubles for men women and junior boys under 18. Women’s singles start August 6. last year’s champion was Wm. M. Fischer of New York who defeated Hyman Lisker of Providence in a five set final. Entries close August 2 at 6 p.m. Prizes awarded in all events.
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Excelsior Tennis Club
Wm. M Fischer
New York
Hyman Lisker
Providence
Community Events Calendar July list of social gatherings
July 11 Penny Cafe supper social at First Baptist Church vestry hosted by World Wide Guild. July 13 food sale by Congregational Club at Thomas Building Hope Street. July 19 bridge party and food sale. July 21 Parish Aid Society tea at Trinity Church lawn by Christian Endeavor Society. July 27 Second Annual Girl Scout Dance at the Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
World Wide Guild
Congregational Club
First Congregational Church
Thomas Building
Hope Street
Parish Aid Society
Trinity Church
Guiteras House
Christian Endeavor Society
Yacht Club
Italian course added to senior high school curriculum
The School Committee approved adding Italian to the senior high school program taught by Miss Ethel M. Robinson. Bids for plumbing work at four schools were awarded to lowest bidders, with separate bids preferred to save money. Vaccination clinics for new pupils began today at Reynolds School with Dr. William F. Duffy conducting the immunizations at 80 cents per child and Mrs Sanford assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel M. Robinson
Robinson
Columbia University
Guiteras
Colt
Geraldine Marino
Guiteras School
General Assembly
Mapes
Oliver School
Waldron Company
Byfield and Walley
Albert Brunelli
Reynolds School
Peter Bonvicin
Hamill
Louis Tortorice
Howe
Colt Special
Hammill
State Street
Colt School
Providence Cornice Co
William F. Duffy
First Summer Band Concert Set for July 22 in Bristol
Col Alfred M. Merriman announces the first in a series of open air summer band concerts to be held Sunday evening July 22 by the Bristol Train of Artillery. The program, led by Mrs M Theresa Donovan, will be conducted from the Cot Memorial High School front portico with police cooperation for the crowds. Donovan will brief rehearsals weekly and plans a return for the August concert after a vacation.
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Alfred M. Merriman
Bristol Train of Artillery
M. Theresa Donovan
Cot! Memorial High School
Police Department
Y M C A Special Gifts Drive Begins To Raise 10000
General Ernest G. Brown leads a campaign by the town Y M C A to raise ten thousand dollars over four years to cover a deficit of about six thousand and fund repairs and current expenses. Secretary Earl H. Hobson notes improved finances but ongoing loss from rentals and contributions. Workers pledge quarterly installments as Dr. Alfred M. Merriman opens the drive and J. Winthrop DeWolf reports five hundred sixteen dollars raised.
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Ernest G. Brown
Degaessiaztes
Earl H
Hobson
Alfred M. Merriman
Mr. Brown
Brown
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Earl H. Hobson
Maria McCaughey
Robert McCaughey
Arthur W. Barrett
Henry Wood
Sf.reginald Dimond
Thos. Ashton
Joseph Eckersley
Mr . Brown
United States Rubber Company
Bing
E. H. Hobson
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
F. Reginald Dimond
C. C. Getchell
E. S Mapes
A. M. Merriman
Henry W. Peterson
Gutis
Wallis E. Howe
Arthur J. Duffy
Louis Beauregard
James J. Lanzire
Frederick E. Garvin
Stephen W. Hopkins
Louis Tortorice
George S. Pailthorpe
Herbert B. Burnham, Jr
John W. Church
James E. Greer
Michael Pasquarelli
Orlando Bisbane
John Marshall
Paul A. Herzig
Calbraith Perry
Frank M. Dimond
Carl Carlson
Earl W. Ingraham
Fred E. Suzman
Fred Wilbur
Clinton T. Sherman
John G. Stewart
A. Richmond Gorham
Hope Cote
Mabel Gardner
Julia C. Drury
Olive Peckham
Cora M. Hill
Frank A. Rounds
Elmer S. Mapes
E S. Mapes
Robert W. Nelson
Charles Otten
Charles M. Connery
Glen Smith
John R. Magee
John Andrade
Norman E. Benard
Roswell S. Bosworth
Maurice C. Smith, Jr
John W. Card
Lucien Capone
Virginio J. de Rocha
Herbert D. Graetz
Richard J. Simmons
Bertram W. Wall
Anthony R. Parshley
Harry W. Munro
Arthur M. McCaw
Col
Samuel A. Hall
Charles Nystrom
George H. Baldwin
Howard R. Newman
Charles H. Liscomb
William H. Angevine
John H. Wall
Earl H Hobson
Samuel C. Wardwell
Florence Nelson
J. H. Tuplin
First Race Opens Summer Series for 12 1-2 Footers
Ashbel Wall's Black Maria won the opening race in the 12 1-2 footers series off the Bristol Yacht Club. Ed Leahy Jr retired with a broken shroud as 12 boats raced Course 3 amid a southwest breeze. results list Wall Rockwell Palmer Steele DeWolf French Low Nicholson Congdon Tillinghast Danforth Freeman.
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Ashbel Wall
Bristol Yacht Club
Middle Ground
Bristol Ferry
Ed Leahy
Wall
Rockwell
Palmer
Steele
DeWolf
Future of Bristol speech at Bristol Garden Club
Mr George Locke Howe of the School Committee will speak tomorrow afternoon on The Future of Bristol to Bristol Garden Club members. The garden meeting will take place at the Misses Drury home on High street with Mrs William W. Perry, club president, presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Locke Howe
Bristol Garden Club
Bristol
Drury
High Street
William W. Perry
Fifth District Court Proceedings Close Week’s Sessions
Clerk Henry E. Fowler presided as Sabato Stanzione 52 was freed on 20000 bail after pleading not guilty to two counts of violent assault with intent to kill. Freitas 22 of Warren pleaded guilty to operating an auto without a license and fined 5 and costs. Colte 21 faced 5 days in jail after pleading guilty to property damage complaint from Sousa. Callan guilty of drunkenness with six month warning and deferred sentence. Leone case on shellfish taken from polluted waters continued one week. West vs Madeiros defaulted.
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Fifth District
Henry E. Fowler
Sabato Stanzione
Manuel Freitas
Warren
Frank Colte
Bristol County
Francisco Luiz Sousa
John Callan
Michael Leone
Charles Street
Providence
Bristol Harbor
James D. West
Marion Madeiros
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Council
Anderson and
John E. Baird
R. J. Anderson
State Police
Everitte St. John Chaffee
Lieut
Baird
J. E. Baird
Central Street
Lon Vail
William P McLaughlin
Bay View Avenue
Callan Construction Company
Metacom Avenue
Gray Street
Bristol County Safety
Brightridge Dairy
East Providence
John Rego
Amon G Jamiel
Pappasquash
Philip Sansone
Thames Street
Domenico Vitiello
Lyric Theatre
Frederic
Paramount Picture
Evelyn Venable
Sir Guy Standing
Kent Taylor
Metrotone
Wallace Beery
Fay Wray
Leo Carrillo
Stuart Erwin
McNamee
Joe Penner
Durante
Don Juan
Palooka
Jimmy Durante
Lupe Velez
Majorie Rambeau
Robert Armstrong
Mary Carlisle
William Cagney
Pheuma Todd
Silly ‘Symphony IN Color
Rotary
Y.M.C.A
Newpor
Luagh
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